Every day for five years, I walked in and out of this building at school for my science lessons, never questioning who Rosyn Franklin was or why she had a building named after her. It was only when we studied genetics at school that I finally learned of her story. Rosyn Franklin was a scientist whose work was crucial in discovering the structure of DNA.But because she was a woman, all the credit and the Nobel Prize went to her two male colleagues, James Watson and Francis Crick. This was the first time I'd ...